The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-17
WHICH DO YOU BELIEVER
Both Sides of an Absorbing Controversy
Clearly Setfled.

Clcarly SeLueus
According to "Scribner's Statistical At
las Of the Census of 1882 there was not Q
single death from kidney disease in the en-
tire United States from 1870 to 1891
But can this be possible! If we are to
believe TIE articles Of one Of our best adj.
vertisers, kidney disease, and diseases arts
ing from kidney arrangements, is actually
responsible for the majority OF deaths
Why, then, such q discrepancy!
Fortunately for these people their state
ments are confirmed.
The suspicion is nourished by them, and
we confess with good reason, that because
the medical profession is not able to cure ex-
IRENE kidney disorders the profession Of
hcially DISCUSSES from the public the fact Of
their prevalence; meanwhile its journals
are filled with regrets at this prevalence
and the lmpotency of the profession to treat
1t successfully
Why is the public msledl
These advertisers shrewdly say it is be-
cause the profession, if it comedies what
they CLAIM that kidney disease is universal,
fears that the people will desert the power
less doctors and use the advertised prep
arationl
We do not know but they are right But
what should the people dol
Dof Read the evidence and guide them.
selves accordinglyl
The advertisers claim to have cured hun
dreds OF thousands OF cases OF Bright's dis
NeeoO ch4AO al ltSbGF tOTllS Oh hluncy, liver
and blood arrangements. They offer IS, 600
Tor proof that their statements OF cures, in
every quarter of the globe, are not true, so
far as they know. These statements are
from prominent men and women all over
the world, and the closest scrutiny is in.
vited.
If physician cures man and he knows
1t and says it, people believe him. If War
ner's safe cure cures man and he knows
it and says it over his own signature, it is
just as conclusive evidence in the latter case
as in the former.
A few years ago, after having broken
down prejudice in England, Canada, the
United States, Australia, India and China,
the owners of this great remedy applied for
the privilege of its manufacture and sale in
Germany. Tho laws Of that great country
are very stringent, and nothing can be man
ufactured or sold until it wins permission
from the government, and this will not be
granted until the government rs satisfied
that the best interests of the public and its
individuals will be served by such prep
aratiOn.
The medicine was chemically and micro
scopically analysed (as accurately as pos
sible), the formula were examined with
perhaps secret prejudice against them)
by the government chemists, searching in
qulry was everywhere made at home and
abroad to verify its past record and reputG-
ton. Finally, it was triumphant even under
the most critical examination, and full per-
mission was given to make and sell
Warmers safe cure il, the Fatherland-the
only life privilege of the kind ever granted
TO any American proprietary preparation.
Unprejudic"d people will say that this
favorable consideration Of the merits of
Warmers safe cure by the German govern
ment was a very signiiicantas well as a very
distinguished compliment to its merits, and
so it is.
The evidence is all in favor of these intel
hgent advertisers, who have certainly won
universal public approval, because of their
straight forward course in proclaiming the
merits of their remedies.